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Conor McGregor believes Anthony Joshua has a "tough ask" to secure revenge against Oleksandr Usyk this summer.

'AJ' will likely renew his rivalry with Ukrainian star Usyk this summer, with the fight set to take place on July 23 in Saudi Arabia, pending official confirmation. Joshua lost his unified titles to the former undisputed cruiserweight champion in London last year, and will need to bounce back for the second time in his career.

McGregor has hailed both heavyweights as "good guys" and believes the heavyweight division is thriving in the current climate. "It didn't go so well the last time, it’s a tough ask," said McGregor when speaking to Sky Sports. "AJ is a good guy and I wish him well. Usyk is a great guy as well and I hope for a good bout for both men. The heavyweight division is on fire at the minute. Good things are happening."

The Irishman is searching for his own redemption in the UFC having lost three of his last four bouts and will target a winning return later this year. He also hinted at the possibility of making a return to the boxing ring himself, having fought undefeated legend Floyd Mayweather in 2017.

Joshua will need to recover from defeat for the second time in his career, having been beaten by Andy Ruiz Jr